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My 03 Dodge ram 1500 runs fine on idle but when I press the gas fast and hard the engine will stall. It runs good if I press the gas slowly but once I press the gas quickly or hard the engine stalls. Please help!
 
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Check engine lite on? How many miles on it? Does it run ok, aside from not liking large throttle changes?

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Check engine lite on? How many miles on it? Does it run ok, aside from not liking large throttle changes?

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No engine light on and no codes.The truck has 157,000 miles on it. The truck Will run fine on idle
 
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Is that Drive-by-wire? (no direct connection from pedal to throttle body?)
 
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Is that Drive-by-wire? (no direct connection from pedal to throttle body?)
Not sure, it might be!
 
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That complicates things some. I don't have any documentation on those, nor any experience with them. Others here do though. Patience is the key. Good Luck.
 
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That complicates things some. I don't have any documentation on those, nor any experience with them. Others here do though. Patience is the key. Good Luck.
Thank you for your help!
 
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Is that Drive-by-wire? (no direct connection from pedal to throttle body?)
I was told just now that it is not a drive-by-wire. It is a direct connection from pedal to throttle body
 
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In that case, I would have a long, hard look at the throttle position sensor. It is apparently ignoring you.
 
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